Jackie Chan fans...?!
Question: do you agreed that the movie "the legend of the drunken master" its jackie chan's greates movie of all time? i mean i swear over the past years i stil watch it today and i become inspire to practice martial arts, also i believe it was jackie chan's best dramatic performence i mean you could feel the shame and the pain in that characster, he's face all red and eyes all full of tears the screaming it was so dramatic and well performed not only the art of fighting but you can tell that jackie went over the board whit the acting..
do you agreed? or if you got a better jackie chan better movie performance let me know...
after that i think its.
rumble in the bronx
who am i
and police story
but what do u think of jackie chan? not only he's martial art but as a actor.
i give him
10 for stunts
9 for comedy
10 drama
10 for drunken art
what are your scores..
there you got some entertainment go on answer. i will give a best answer
Answers: do you agreed that the movie "the legend of the drunken master" its jackie chan's greates movie of all time? i mean i swear over the past years i stil watch it today and i become inspire to practice martial arts, also i believe it was jackie chan's best dramatic performence i mean you could feel the shame and the pain in that characster, he's face all red and eyes all full of tears the screaming it was so dramatic and well performed not only the art of fighting but you can tell that jackie went over the board whit the acting..
do you agreed? or if you got a better jackie chan better movie performance let me know...
after that i think its.
rumble in the bronx
who am i
and police story
but what do u think of jackie chan? not only he's martial art but as a actor.
i give him
10 for stunts
9 for comedy
10 drama
10 for drunken art
what are your scores..
there you got some entertainment go on answer. i will give a best answer
OH I totally agree with you.. jack chan is aswommmmeeee!!! *does alittle dance*
...I would definitely tend to agree that "Drunken Master II", which was very grossly edited, and released in the states by Dimension, under the title, "The Legend of Drunken Master" (...if this was the only version of this film, which you have seen, then you definitely have not seen this film the way it was meant to be seen), was probably Jackie Chan's most fully developed and realized film; it brilliantly showcased an equal balance of his dynamic martial arts skills, his well-developed skills as an actor, and his absolute love of slapstick comedy...
...if you loved "The Legend of Drunken Master", you should definitely checked out Jackie's first forray into the 'drunken' martial arts style of kung fu, which was 1978's "Drunken Master"; in this film, Jackie played a young and reckless incarnation of a person who would become a legendary historical martial arts hero, namely the great Wong Fei Hung. "Drunken Master" was Jackie follow-up to yet another ground-breaking martial arts film, which virtually put him on the map, namely 1978's "Snake in the Eagle's Shadow"; for anyone serious about Jackie Chan films, both of these classic martial arts films demand immediate attention, if one has not seen them...
...my scores for Jackie???
...most definately 10, for his astounding and breath-taking stuntwork...
...a '9', for his comic timing, and his artistically emotional abilities (...drmatic acting prerequisites, which probably originated from his early honed work in the Peking Opera)...
...an undeniable and extraordinary score of '9', for his remarkably dynamic martial arts skill (...sorry, Jackie, but the equally astounding Bruce Lee and Jet Li, get the '10' on this one)...
...speaking of Jet Li, I can't wait to see the combined talents of Jackie Chan and Jet Li, in the upcoming "The Forbidden Kingdom"; that is going to prove to be quite an amazing show...